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The addled " and fictional " recollections of an elderly man were the most appropriate ground upon which to found Tom Stoppard's
In a long and varied career as one of the leading choreographer-directors of her generation, Gillian Lynne, who has died at the
Kelly and Neil enjoy hot chips, walks on the beach and each other's company. Kelly likes Iron Man, Neil thinks he’s the
Isobel McArthur’s adaptation of the classic Jane Austen match-making tale is a merry dance: it's a shimmy; a krump, a twerk,with skirts
West End theatres will dim their lights in memory of the choreographer Gillian Lynne, who has died aged 92. Lynne, who choreographed
The recent collapse of the UK tour of Thoroughly Modern Millie is the latest in a string of touring productions that have
Choreographer and director Gillian Lynne died aged 92 on July 1. This timeline looks at some of the important moments of her
The Jungle came away victorious in the theatre category at this year’s South Bank Sky Arts Awards, at which Benedict Cumberbatch was
While the industry may be moving towards greater inclusion and diversity, recently a growing issue has emerged for the sign language community:
Some theatre is like a haunting. It is a prickle down the spine, a sense that you are watching something uncanny, something
Queens of the Coal Age "Â Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester Bryony Shanahan directs Maxine Peake's play about Anne Scargill and her protest against
Choreographer Gillian Lynne, whose credits include Cats and The Phantom of the Opera, has died aged 92. News of her death was
Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory, never afraid of treading new paths, has taken temporary leave of its Bristol home to launch the
It's been a blistering couple of years for the Yard. Jay Miller's Hackney Wick venue has become one of London's most exciting
Plays Misty, the Bush Theatre production written by Arinze Kene, is transferring to Trafalgar Studios. It will run at the venue from
Iris Theatre's production of Shakespeare's final play The Tempest takes the form of a gentle promenade in which the audience is seated
For the second production of its first season in its new opera house, Nevill Holt takes on a modern classic and presents
Britain's Got Talent winner Jamie Lambert has set up a new theatre production company which aims to "shake up" the West End.
A drive to produce more costume, hair and make-up specialists from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds is being launched by the
Inspired by Shamira Turner, Eugenie Pastor's real-life experiences of frequently being mistaken for one another, DoppelDanger is a surreally funny show about identity.
Connections, the National Theatre’s youth festival, is more important than ever. With drama’s importance in the curriculum dwindling, Connections, now in its
1930s glamour, songs from Cole Porter, Gershwin and Arthur Freed plus prancing Shetland ponies and dancing Dachshunds. Those of you seeking dangerous,
Firm friends for decades, Eileen Atkins, Judi Dench, Maggie Smith and Joan Plowright relive career triumphs and disasters in Roger Michell's documentary, a
Look out. Here comes the next American musical sensation. With Hamilton firmly up and running in the West End, The King And
Richard Fleeshman and George Blagden are to join the cast of Stephen Sondheim's Company in the West End. They join the previously
